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November 20, 2005, 11:44 |
help! too highly swirling flow in a cyclone
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I simulate a cyclone separator using FLUENT6.1, and I get a higher swirling flow than my experiments. The simulated tangential velocity is larger than experimental data, and the recirculation zone appears, while the experiments don't have that; the simulated pressure drop is also larger than experimental results. When I want to reduce some degree of swirl by adding 0.0002m roughness, the Rankine vortex velocity profiles was destroyed again. My compution method:RSM, SIMPLE, QUICK. How to sovle above question? please give me some advice! thank you very much
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November 22, 2005, 09:17 |
Re: help! too highly swirling flow in a cyclone
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Anyone do the simulation of cyclone separator? welcome to present some experiences.
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